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7 years agodublinbay z6 (KS)
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A Few More Blooming Today
Comments (7)Debra, yes, New Dawn does have the true rose scent. My across the street neighbor sid she opens her windows at night so she can smell the rose. It won't be long, Sherrie.You always have such beautiful flowers, Avedon, I enjoy seeing your photos. Maryl, you are right, Fernstone is always a lovely start to my season. I have many many scapes all over the yard now. As Kate said I believe my season will be vey "bloomiferous" and shorter than usual as a result....but we will see. kay...See MoreA few more blooms
Comments (2)your Dark Desire looks great...See MoreA few more blooms today
Comments (6)Thank you all! HalloBlondie and Daniela I think Mme Ernest Calvat is such a beautiful rose, love the fragrance too. Last year it was lovely, but the blooms were paler than I think they will be this year. Roses can look so different in different areas, and even different in the same location from one year to the next....See MoreA few more blooms…….
Comments (6)Sherry: Your photo of Yellow Monkey is great. I know for awhile it was very sought after. How has it been for you? Is it a leaner? Scape height and buds? I know the diappointment of the weather swings. You hace a nice selection that did okay with opening. I know my season this year is not really a season but a look at how certain daylilies will do here and we haven't really gotten into the hottest part of the summer yet. Julia...See MoreCurdle 10a (Australia)
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoMatthew Gandin
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